MANCHESTER City boss Pep Guardiola has broken his silence on the Kyle Walker scandal.
Walker exposed himself in a bar and snogged and pawed a woman in a shocking 90 minutes caught on camera.
The Man City ace, 32, dirty-danced with the woman — not his wife — and a female friend after he arrived drunk and boozed with male pals from 5.30pm on Sunday.
Their appalling behaviour until 7pm shocked revellers at the Manchester venue.
Today his manager broke his silence on the matter – saying the club were handling the situation.
In a press conference Guardiola said: “This is a private issue.
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“We solve it internally. This is not the place to talk about a private situation.”
However, he also sent a warning to young players about how they should behave while out and about.
He said: “They know it already.
“When you open the door at home you have to know you will be filmed. It’s part of society.”
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Yesterday we revealed that two officers spoke to bar staff in Cheshire and could interview the £150,000-a-week star under caution for indecent exposure, which carries a maximum two-year jail term.
Walker could also be quizzed for outraging public decency, a common law offence that carries an unlimited fine and jail term.
Footage exposed by The Sun shows the boozed-up footballer drop his tracksuit bottoms and expose himself in view of drinkers.
One of two women in his group shrieks and points as he laughs with a pal.
Minutes later the England and Manchester City defender appears to do it again, just feet away from two different women in a booth.
He then walks over to shake their hands and say hello.
Video also shows the dad of four pawing at one of his friends’ breasts and snogging her.
Wife Annie, 30, is nowhere to be seen.
Walker’s disgraceful antics came 24 hours after he helped his side beat Newcastle United 2-0.
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He spent 90 minutes downing drinks and dirty dancing with the female friends.
Man City’s next game is a Premier League clash with Crystal Palace at 5.30pm on Saturday.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
